Loch ness monster 1. State the claim Many people believe there is a monster in the Loch ness, Scotland. And this monster is a plesiosaur. Step 2: examine the evidence for the claim. There are many witness records of loch ness monster.
In one instance, the parent attacked a human who approached their babies. (fws.gov). The Northern Snakehead has made quite an economic impact on the areas it has invaded. Since it destroys ecosystems, money has to be spent on pesticides to attempt to wipe out the species. When the pesticide is placed in a pond, it kills every fish in that pond.
On that date, George Spicer and his wife claimed to have saw “a most extraordinary form of animal” cross the road in front of their car (Campbell). In April of 1934 probably the most famous, or should I say infamous, photograph of the Loch Ness Monster was printed by Dr. Robert Wilson in which a Nessie’s head was above the water of Loch Ness unfortunately in 1992 scientists were able to determine that the photograph was a fake. “Apparently, a hunter named Marmaduke Wetherell and his step-son built a model of the famous loch beast using a 14” toy submarine with a long-neck attachment (O'Toole). The picture was printed in The Daily Mail and nobody questioned its authenticity at the time because a well-respected doctor had submitted it. The next notable photograph of Nessie was taken in 1955 was taken by Mr. McNabb who captured an image of a ripple in the water of Loch Ness somewhere near the Urquhart Castle.
Great White Shark is the most fearful predators in the ocean, this animal is known for killing humans and other living things that is in their path. Even though these animals are very feared they are also endangered to being excint. There are only 3,500 Great White Sharks in the world .The great white shark was added to the endangered list because its population has dropped because excessive hunting. The great white shark is not killed by any other predator in the ocean. However, humans have killed a great number of white sharks to get their teeth and jaws for trading and for safety issues.
The other man was Hugh Glass who was attacked by a bear and crawled one Hundred miles to saftey from the grand valley all of the way to the Missouri river. Each tale filled with different obstacles and hard ships. Well since it is two stories I chose the one story I liked better. This is from the story of John Colter "He came out of the mountains and staggered into the sea of grass that lead to Fort Manuel Lisa. he limped as he walked with the sun hot on his neck.
How would you like to see the most beautiful place in America destroyed just for a bit of oil? Last summer, I went to the most spectacular place and came to care deeply about its wildlife. I would hate for that place to be destroyed. I saw bears, moose, salmon, elk, humpback whales, otters and much more in Alaska. I also encountered a hideous, metal snake called the Alaskan Pipeline built in the 1980s to transport oil.
The pots were about 3 feet 6 inches and contained two to three dozen good size crayfish weighing about two several pounds. The men said it was about one hundred and fifteen to three hundred feet long. Another eyewitness saw a great white shark the size of a tractor trailer had attacked a person. Many sharks have been clocked out as fast as 1.5 miles and the mega shark could probably swim in a longer distance since this is a bigger shark. Two percent of the ocean has been overlooked by people ant it leaves ninety-eight percent of the ocean for the megladon can swim.
They rattle to announce his presence. Last but not least, Nellie. The first sighting of Nellie has been mentioned when a man swam across the ‘Ness’ river and he got dragged under water and got mauled by the beast. They could only retrieve his dead body. The relation between the many creatures from the Celtic and Scottish mythology is anywhere but near.
His mother took him to a icy river bank to die. When he survived he was found by a grizzly bear named Thunderheart. She trained him to be like a bear. He was taught how to catch fish. She told him that he had to fatten up for the winter.
“The rock bounded twice and was lost in the forest. Piggy fell forty feet and landed on his back across the square red rock in the sea. His head opened and stuff came out and turned red.” (181). At this part of the story, Piggy died. The rock didn’t only kill Piggy, it also destroyed his specs.